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Are we losing faith in law?
I am honored by the invitation to contribute to this blog dedicated to matters of faith and law. In this inaugural post,…
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Is religion or law our nation’s shared narrative?
All cultures require a common narrative of identity in order to maintain viability. Religious narratives often serve this purpose well. Religious narratives…
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Fundamentalism and foreign policy
The Obama administration intends to grant refugee status to 10,000 Syrians. According to the White House's director of communications,…
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Can the Rule of Law survive without faith?
Law, not faith, is our nation's shared narrative. We are a nation of laws, not of any particular religious creed.…
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Is Britain a Christian nation?
Christianity has a long and formal history with Britain. Christianity arrived in the British Isles in 47 A.D., according to sixth…
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Wheaton College and religious freedom
Wheaton College is a Christian university located in Wheaton, Ill. On Dec. 15, Wheaton's administration placed Dr. Larycia Hawkins, one…
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Life with Silas
Three years ago, my wife and I headed to the hospital. We prayed for a safe delivery. After being admitted, we waited.…
